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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1932
Page
6
Bridge column discusses Goulash optional rule with sorting hands before deal and passing method. Includes revoke definitions and a sample bidding problem with South dealer and spade contract. Address questions to Globe care.
A $50 million fund will keep government controlled cotton off the market for six or seven months and halt sales until 1933. The plan, devised by the Farm Board and financed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, was announced by Jesse H. Jones in a radio address.
Two unmasked white men entered the Coca Cola Company office near the police station in Texarkana Arkansas around 6 PM Monday and demanded cash from sales manager H A Craver. A third man waited in a car while three truck salesmen and a helper were held at gunpoint and forced to surrender $1,000 in cash and silver. The loss is fully insured according to company officials.
An advance copy of a general policies address notes a loan by the Farm Board to the Cotton Cooperative and Cotton Stabilization Corporations to hold cotton until 1933. Jones did not elaborate and said the loan was requested by the Farm Board. Carl Williams declined comment, but plans reportedly extend the sales suspension period to at least six months.
In Los Angeles jurors acquitted Harold Menjou of drunken driving related to a crash that killed 16 year old Marjorie Gauthier. A misreported verdict on murder caused a mistrial on manslaughter. Menjou to return for retrial September 28.
Amarilloans ponder Gehlbach Los Angeles to Cleveland air race who averaged 250 mph to English Field but finished fourth after an oil leak forced a Chanute Field landing near Urbana Champaign. The winner was Jimmie Hairlip at 245 mph. prize money based on fastest time between points.
A nurse explains that a child’s night terrors after painful illness and operations reflect repressed anger toward those responsible. Modern psychology notes dreams reveal these feelings, and proper care means loving reassurance and allowing expression of aggression during wakefulness. London’s oldest bank Hoare’s traces back to 1633 receipts for goldsmith Lawrence Hoare. Germany has 4703 daily newspapers with 976 party organs. largest circulation 560000, smallest 55.
The hatchet used by prohibitionist Carrie Nation is in the possession of Rev. J. W. Wintod of Wichita Kansas. He attended a Bible conference near Asheville North Carolina and has refused offers up to 14000 dollars for the weapon.
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